Being Needy and Seeking Approval

I'd say the most common fear unconfident people have is the need for other's approval. When you give out the need for approval, people will sense that you are needy and unconfident. No one likes to be around these needy people. The need for approval is determined through the unconfident person's perception so what may seem like reality is in fact unreal. You think you need another person's approval, but confident people do not need this. When you rise above the need to be approved by other people your confidence will soar. Your u
ncertainty will stop, your worrying will stop, and your fear of acceptance will stop once you do not need other's approval.
 
A confident woman is her own woman. If the people she is engaging with have nothing that she wants, she is then able to be herself and not worry about what others think.The same is for us guys except we have an extra source of motivation for not caring what others  think. Attraction expert David DeAngelo sees a primary mistake guys make when trying to attract women in their lives and even once they do attract women, is the guy's clinginess and desire to have the woman's approval. David explains thoroughly how big of a turn-off this is for women. Surely this awakens a guy's desire to not want other's approval and especially amongst women. The same is true for women who find what they feel to be Mr. Right. The woman becomes clingy and needy towards the man. She needs his approval and begs for attention. This lessens the attraction he feels for her.

Surprisingly, once you do not need approval from others, they will actually approve of you! It's all about your inner game creating your outer game. A person who knows they do not need other's approval will give out the message that they are confident and happy with who they are. Now that's something other people will like!

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Yours
Dinesh
Blog:http://dinesh-krsna.blogspot.com


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